Purpose The Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance undertook the Jackson/Teton County Land Development Study to help support implementation of the 2012 Jackson/ Teton County Comprehensive Plan (Comp Plan). Our objectives were
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Takeover of federal lands would have disastrous consequences- Planet Jackson Hole Guest Opinion by Craig Benjamin We knew better. The hiking guidebook bluntly states, “The exit on this trail is
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Citizens must take steps to ensure peaceful co-existence among ‘everyone.’ (Planet Jackson Hole) Black bears breaking into a Hoback home, raiding picnics at String Lake and shutting down the Moose-Wilson
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The Alliance believes we have a responsibility to align our transportation decisions with our community’s vision of people having the freedom to safely and conveniently get where they need to
READ MOREThe Alliance staff. board, and volunteers extend our sincere thanks to each Old Bill’s Fun Run 2015 Supporter. Your generous support helps us continue our mission to protect the wildlife,
READ MOREWhen I moved here with my husband and older daughter almost three years ago, I had no idea that I would develop such a strong love for and commitment to
READ MOREThe Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance has requested that a public hearing be held in Jackson, Wyoming, to accept public comment on the Department of Environmental Quality’s (DEQ) Categorical Use Attainability
READ MOREOn Thursday, August 13, 2015, the Alliance will co-host a public meeting with Governor Matt Mead’s Office to discuss the future of Wyoming’s energy strategy, from 5:30PM – 7:00PM, at
READ MOREEarlier this summer a local restaurant manager asked me to personally thank everyone who had spoken up for housing affordable to people who work here during the Downtown (District 2)
READ MOREAs I lay on the Snow King ball field grass with my wife and kids watching this year’s fantastic Fourth of July fireworks show, I pondered the qualities that make
READ MOREThe Alliance envisions healthy, wild elk populations on healthy habitats with intact migration pathways between native summer and winter ranges. The century–long practice of feeding thousands of elk hay or
READ MOREJackson Hole stands at a crossroads. We can maintain the status quo of increasing summer traffic congestion, killing an average of 114 mule deer, 35 elk, and 15 moose on
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